Rep. Massie to Push for Vote on Second Epstein Files Bill Post-Election
U.S. Representative Thomas Massie plans to force a vote on a second bill related to the Epstein files after Congress reconvenes following the election.
Sioux Falls, SD, November 5, 2026 —
U.S. Representative Thomas Massie intends to seek a vote on additional legislation concerning the Epstein files once Congress resumes its session after the upcoming election. The specific details of this second bill, beyond its relation to the Epstein files, were not immediately available.
Representative Massie has previously indicated a focus on transparency regarding the files associated with Jeffrey Epstein. The timing of the planned vote is set for after the election period, when legislative bodies typically reconvene to address pending business.
The nature of the legislation and its specific objectives remain subject to further disclosure. It is anticipated that the bill will aim to provide public access to or shed light on information contained within the Epstein files. The summary provided does not include details on the specific contents of the proposed bill, its legislative path, or potential co-sponsors.
Further legislative action is expected to be detailed as Congress reconvenes. Information regarding the bill’s introduction date, committee assignments, or debate schedule was not provided in the summary. The representative’s office is expected to release more information closer to the planned vote.
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